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Write your plan. Don't bother your brain with paperwork. |
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What cues will you be watching for? |
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Your plan links short-term goals to long-term motivation. |
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Concretize. Use words that say what you would experience. |
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Are you planning? Or just wishing? |
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What will you need to see to know how the plan is working? |
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How will you know when you’re done? |
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| Break a big project into joblets, with bite-sized sub-goals. | ||||
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Have you set check points? |
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| The snake that you see is never the one that bites you. | ||||
| If you don't have a plan, you don't have a goal. You just have a wish. | ||||
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Who is going to help you? What will they get out of it? |
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Use joblets to celebrate small successes. |
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If you aren't ready to plan, go for a trial run. |
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Use a joblets to track your progress toward big goals |
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What will happen as you start to carry out your plan? |
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Use joblets to connect little goals to big goals. |
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